Dickey Ridge, Shenandoah National Park

[Allan Batchelor]

its a classic Jim Stewart film seen it a few times now. Based on a family who try to avoid the war until his son gets taken prisoner and Jim sets out looking for him. I like it but not sure that counts for anything

 

[Lesley Jones]

Absolutely stunning, Beth!

 

[Beth Carter]

thanks allan, i'll see if i can find that one.

thanks lesley.

 

[Steve Boykin]

Beautiful!!!!

 

[Beth Carter]

thanks steve.

 

[Steve Boykin]

i bought the x-e1 a few months back with the 18-55mm lens. the lens was cheaper with the camera was my excuse at the time. the x-pro 1 has the 18-55mm on it and the x-e1 has had the 14mm on it since that arrived.

That's a really great idea. I sort planned on doing the same thing when they upgrade the X Pro. I won't be selling it. I hate changing lenses because I'm always losing lens caps and rear lens caps. I also want to say thanks for the advice on the 18-55. I absolutely love that lens. It's only been off the camera once since I got it.

 

[Stephen McCullough]

There is so much good in this one. I really like the rock, and then when my eyes leave it they travel on and on through so many greens.

What a beautiful area.

 

[Beth Carter]

thanks steve and stephen.

steve, it is a marvelous lens. glad you're enjoying it.